
Mike McDaniel gets second coaching interview after disastrous Dolphins ending
NY Post
Mike McDaniel will return to Cleveland, where he worked as a wide receivers coach early in his career, to interview for the vacant head coaching position with the Browns.
McDaniel, 42, will be at the team facility on Monday to interview for the job, according to Cleveland.com.
It comes just four days after McDaniel was fired by the Dolphins following a four-year run in Miami, where he went 35-34 and failed to win a playoff game.
Miami missed out on the postseason in McDaniel’s last two seasons, including a 7-10 mark in the most recent campaign that included the benching of starting quarterback Tua Tagovalioa for the final three games.
It also comes a week after the Browns fired Kevin Stefanski, whose name has come up quite a bit in relation to the Giants’ coaching vacancy.
McDaniel was the Browns’ receivers coach in 2014 under then-offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan and head coach Mike Pettine.

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